OT Burgerville

[SlyPokerDog]

I hope you know that "Legit Cheese" must come with at least 10% real cheese by law. I think the number used to be 50% and then one of Trump's appointees changed it.

Looks like 100% cheese to me.

 

[dead247]

Burgerville has some of the best burgers I've ever had. Love the environment, just like your in the fifties. When I lived further east I went to Cruisers which was also pretty good. Not as good as BV though. Lucky for me I have a Burgerville right across the street.

So jealous

 

[BlazerDuckSeahawkFan94]

I had to... god damn you @Shaboid

 

[Lanny]

Tillamook cheese is probably the reason their burger's are so good. Local ingredients. They have these new rosemary shoestring fries that are realllllly good too.

On a related note, when is @theprunetang gonna start a cheese thread? After Tillamook cheddar, my personal favorite is Cougar Gold out of Wazzu. I hate the school, but their cheese is something else.

They are famous for using local products whenever possible and whenever they are good.

 

[dead247]

Is dicks the most overrated burger joint?

I think in-and-out takes that crown, even though I've only been once.

Dicks is definitely good. iirc they even pay their employees a decent wage and have a tuition-reimbursement program.

 

[dead247]

Looks like 100% cheese to me.

lol I didn't catch the face at first

 

[jonnyboy]

I hope you know that "Legit Cheese" must come with at least 10% real cheese by law. I think the number used to be 50% and then one of Trump's appointees changed it.

Holy balls. so now anything under 10% has the vague "CHEESE PRODUCT" name. I accidentally bought a bag of shredded "CHEESE PRODUCT" when I was working out of town once. My intention was to make quesadillas in the microwave as a quick snack. That shit does not melt. Its indestructible. I hate to imagine what it does inside a person's gut. They should study it for military armor applications or dump it on wildfires as a retardant.

 

[dead247]

Government cheese

 

[jonnyboy]

I remember eating government cheese when we were poor as kids. It was actually alot like Velveeta. Not real cheese by any stretch of the imagination but it did have it's moments of glory.

 

[bodyman5000 and 1]

I think in-and-out takes that crown, even though I've only been once.

Dicks is definitely good. iirc they even pay their employees a decent wage and have a tuition-reimbursement program.

In N Out pays decent too

 

[bodyman5000 and 1]

I remember eating government cheese when we were poor as kids. It was actually alot like Velveeta. Not real cheese by any stretch of the imagination but it did have it's moments of glory.

Closer to real cheese than Velveeta. It was perfect broiled on toast. Mmmmmmmmmm

It would melt and turn brown but barely liquify

 

[SlyPokerCat]

Cougar Gold is so good.

 

[Shaboid]

View attachment 19347 I had to... god damn you @Shaboid

That Jr Bacon Cheese Combo with cheese curds is so fire. Especially when you have Norpac in the background LOL.

 

[BlazerDuckSeahawkFan94]

That Jr Bacon Cheese Combo with cheese curds is so fire. Especially when you have Norpac in the background LOL.

Yooo that’s what I ordered! Like no joke hahahaha

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

Bob’s Red Mill.......and Tebo’s always attracted the blue hairs. Cheap, American comfort food......

The speed and ease with which UCD answered the question from Mr. Robot. It's like he has personal experience....

 

[EL PRESIDENTE]

Burgerville is awesome. My fav. That sauce...a Colossol with extra spread and fries with extra spread is my jam.

In'n'out is good. I have a few by me but I never go. Dunno, takes too long tbh

I went to 5 Guys this weekend. a shit ton of meat on the burger but not that good

The Habit is expanding around. I like this spot because they do a Teriyaki burger. There's a few in Seattle area right now but I don't think any in Portland.

 

[tlongII]

Burgerville has Halibut Fish and Chips right now. That makes them #1 in my book.

 

[-Ace-]

I never felt like you got a lot for your money at Burgerville, but at least it's local. Don't get me wrong, I like the pepper bacon cheeseburger basket just as much as anyone, and they have my favorite chocolate shake. But, I miss being able to go to somewhere like Arctic Circle. Yukon gold fries and angus burgers.....marshmallow shake or a lime rickey. Oh, and that fry sauce. Mmmm.

 

[BlazerDuckSeahawkFan94]

I never felt like you got a lot for your money at Burgerville, but at least it's local. Don't get me wrong, I like the pepper bacon cheeseburger basket just as much as anyone, and they have my favorite chocolate shake. But, I miss being able to go to somewhere like Arctic Circle. Yukon gold fries and angus burgers.....marshmallow shake or a lime rickey. Oh, and that fry sauce. Mmmm.

Sometimes I drive to woodburn just to get Arctic Cirlce lol

 

[Lanny]

Burgerville has Halibut Fish and Chips right now. That makes them #1 in my book.

Halibut fish and chips is always good.

 

[Lanny]

Burgerville is awesome. My fav. That sauce...a Colossol with extra spread and fries with extra spread is my jam.

In'n'out is good. I have a few by me but I never go. Dunno, takes too long tbh

I went to 5 Guys this weekend. a shit ton of meat on the burger but not that good

The Habit is expanding around. I like this spot because they do a Teriyaki burger. There's a few in Seattle area right now but I don't think any in Portland.

5 Guy's burgers suck.

 

[bodyman5000 and 1]

Burgerville has Halibut Fish and Chips right now. That makes them #1 in my book.

Didn't they used to have them all the time?

If so, fuck the present

 

[EL PRESIDENTE]

Didn't they used to have them all the time?

If so, fuck the present

I think they use Cod for most of the year? (which IMO is a better fish for fried fish anyway but that's a different story)

 

[bodyman5000 and 1]

I think they use Cod for most of the year? (which IMO is a better fish for fried fish anyway but that's a different story)

I thought they had both, halibut cost more

 

[bodyman5000 and 1]

I think they use Cod for most of the year? (which IMO is a better fish for fried fish anyway but that's a different story)

My grandfather brought halibut he caught home every year....sad he gone

 

[UncleCliffy'sDaddy]

I think they use Cod for most of the year? (which IMO is a better fish for fried fish anyway but that's a different story)

The absolute best fish and chips (well....at least IMHO) is at the Sportsman Pub in Pacific City. Most of the year (just so long as the dories can get out) they serve fresh line caught ling cod. As firm as but much more moist than halibut. And reasonable as hell. But then, Sporty’s is the best kept secret in the PNW......

 

[Lanny]

I thought they had both, halibut cost more

Me too.

 

[tlongII]

They only have halibut at specific times during the year now. Usually it's cod. Halibut is WAAAAY better in my opinion. It's just so damn expensive though.

 

[bodyman5000 and 1]

They only have halibut at specific times during the year now. Usually it's cod. Halibut is WAAAAY better in my opinion. It's just so damn expensive though.

I remember it being a couple bucks more back in the day. Well worth it.

 

[EL PRESIDENTE]

halibut is too bougie for fish and chips.